#the colorist orchestra

[mymoominblog]

My top 5 most listened to songs this year were all from the Moominvalley soundtrack. I’m waaay too deep into this fandom!

[readingtheentrails]

I got a ticket for Emilíana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra and I couldn't be happier 😍😍😍 They are the soundtrack to a lot of my dancing around the apartment by myself.

Heaven help whatever strangers have to sit beside me 🤣

[randomberlinchick]

Watch "Emiliana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra - Right Here (Official Video)" on YouTube

My favorite song from them...

Dim the lights, leave them shining faintly / This time of quiet really makes me sing / Her little hand in mine / So warm and sleep defeated / Oh no, I'm listening, ah-ah

Here's to all the roads that we've been down / From flights to falls, embraced them all / "Long is the road", to both they say / Is that so? / Well, we're here now

On and on and on we play along / With our fears of wasting time / Of that I'm so sure / To see the light that shines within through your eyes / I'm right here by your side

Your hands, they smell of sacred wood and basil / I always wear you well the morning after / I cut my orange into boats / Curtains startle by a breeze / Oh no, I'm listening, ah-ah

You knew me once, a girl in the heather / Our skins laid bare, a passenger to wonder / Yes, long is the road / The one that we have known / We shall know better, ah-ah

On and on and on we play along / With our fears of wasting time / Of that I'm so sure / To see the light that shines within through your eyes / I'm right here by your side / I'm right here by your side / I'm right here

On and on and on we play along / With our fears of letting go / Of that I'm so sure / To see the light that shines within through your eyes / I'm right here by your side

On and on and on we play along / With our fears of wasting time / Of that I'm so sure / To see the light that shines within through your eyes / I'm right here by your side / I'm right here / Right here

[knightofleo]

Emiliana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra | Lonesome Fears

Taking you out, my friend Holding each other's hand Until we reach the shore

Taking the time we spent Saying goodbye and then To the beach where we'll grow old

I'm thinking We're victims of war

[vallumars]

» smoke trails

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    Each level of sense seemed to stand alone, then the illumination, there was an order, surprising though dense.

   Ogni livello di senso sembrava a sé stante, poi l'illuminazione, c'era un ordine, sorprendente ancorché denso.

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   NM

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[stephdau]

The Colorist Orchestra & Emiliana Torrini - Jungle Drum (Live on KEXP)

[the-blind-assassin-12]

tumbling downhill in tears of laughter

we tangle into a cocoon.

we both know there won’t be a hereafter

just a night that has left us in bloom.

oh, no, don’t say a thing.

the world is in a blur for us to hide in.

don’t know where your skin ends, where mine begins.

spin me, just spin me around.

[ansgar-skoda]

Heute Albumrelease:

CD-Kritik: Racing the Storm von Emiliana Torrini und The Colorist Orchestra. Right here (11.3.2023)

Fotos vom Konzertabend am 16.3.2023 mit Emiliana Torrini und The Colorist Orchestra im Konzerthaus Dortmund.

Konzertbericht folgt demnächst hier.

@emilianatorrini @thecoloristorchestra-blog @piasgermany

[biglisbonnews]

Emiliana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra: Hilton Icelandic Italian singer-songwriter Emiliana Torrini and Belgium chamber pop duo The Colorist Orchestra (aka Aarich Jespers and Kobe Proesmans) will release a second collaborative album, Racing The Storm (out 17 March). From it comes the melodic, layered and enchantingly electric third single, “Hilton.” The artful official music video finds Torrini, Jespers, Proesmans and dancers moving about a small room in a scene that has been filmed, … https://coolhunting.com/culture/emiliana-torrini-the-colorist-orchestra-hilton/

[oogpunt]

Luckily in this world we still have music and beautiful clips:

[sonicziggy]

"Mikos" by Emilíana Torrini, The Colorist Orchestra https://ift.tt/2GbB0hD

[somer-writes]

do you have any songs you think really fit any of the lu boys?

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most of these are off vibes so dont worry about the lyrics too much XD

Twilight:

My Body is a Cage by Arcade Fire

Time in a Tree by Raleigh Ritchie

Nocturne in D-flat Major "Un Rêve" by Eric Christian

Dying Day by Brandi Carlile

Carolina in the Pines by Special Consensus

White Winter Hymnal by Fleet Foxes

Time:

notre dame by Paris Paloma

No Hard Feelings by the Avett Brothers

Sisyphus by Andrew Bird

Hey Kids by Molina & Late Verlane

Feel It Still by Portugal the Man

There Is Something in the Forest by Emilíana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra

Wild:

De Selby pt 1 by Hozier

James Franco by Muse

Your Hand in Mine by Explosions in the Sky

The Chain by Fleetwood Mac

Lung by Vancouver Sleep Clinic

Warriors:

Eat Your Young by Hozier

Little Dark Age by MGMT

Fvck Somebody by The Wrecks

Undercover Martyn by The Two Door Cinema Club

Sky:

Mystery of Love by Sufjan Stevens

Roma Fade by Andrew Bird

Streets of Saigon by Max LL

The Lightning Strike (What If This Storm Ends?) by Snow Patrol

Shiver by Lucy Rose

Legend:

Vampire Empire by Big Thief

House of the Rising Sun by Doc Watson & Richard Watson

Brutus by The Buttress

The Night We Met by Lord Huron

Wind:

My Calling by The Cooties

Old Ties and Companions by Watchhouse

The Mariner's Revenge Song by The Decemberists

Norther Lights (with Goss) by MØ & Goss

Hyrule

The Bug Collector by Haley Hendrickx

Live and Die by The Avett Brothers

Oh My God by Hollow Wood

Curses by The Crane Wives

Four:

Easy Breezy by chelmico

Quiet Little Voices by We Were Promised Jetpacks

Everyone Looks Like Everyone by The Pack a.d.

Back to the Cave by Colonel Suns

Do you have any??

[applepickerproductions]

Legjobb koncertek 2023

Namármost. Idén ez lesz az egyetlen listám, ugyanis márciusban történt két dolog, ami meghatározta zeneileg az évemet, és nem álltam fel belőle. Egyrészt a Panda Bear & Sonic Boom koncert a Magyar Zene Házában eszméletlenül beütött, utána beszélgettem 10 percet Noah-val, ami szintén baromi jó volt. Imádom a lemezt, de élőben sokkal-sokkal jobb volt az egész, eszméletlenül örülök, hogy ilyen előadókra is ki lehet menni Budapesten koncertre (felkészül: Godspeed You! Black Emperor). Másrészt elkezdtem hallgatni Andrew Hickey: History of Rock Music in 500 Songs podcastjét, ami a Reset-hez hasonlóan az 50-es évektől indul. Ez a két esemény egy eszméletlen pre-Beatles vonatra ültetett fel. Már régóta keresem, hogy mi fog kivinni a klasszik-indie "szomorú fehér férfiak emo számokat énekelnek" világból, az elmúlt években a teljesség igénye nélkül többet próbálkoztam klasszikus zenével, black metallal, post-rockkal, hip-hoppal stb., de valahogy azt a major key életigenlő esztétikát, amit az 50-es évek pedofil, asszonyverő, stb. előadói hoznak, eddig egyiknél sem éreztem.

Tehát egyrészt egy csomó koncerten voltam úgy, hogy igazából azt szerettem volna, ha Michael Gira a The Wild One-t dolgozza fel inkább Johnny O'Keefe-től, minthogy 30 perces 3 slide gitáros értelmetlen zúzást toljon (de sajnos nem értett egyet). De összességében is egy csomó koncerten voltam, viszont új lemezeket egy-két kivétellel érdemben nem hallgattam. Tehát ez a lista a lista (az eleje felé már legerősebb számokkal).

50 - Sampa the Great @ Pohoda

49 - The Saxophones @ Porgy & Bess

48 - Carson Coma 2 @ Budapest Park

47 - Sainko Namtchylak @ Magyar Zene Háza

46 - Mordái @ Manyi

45 - Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul @ Pohoda

44 - Arooj Aftab @ Pohoda

43 - Barkóczi Noémi @ Akvárium

42 - The Cult @ Budapest Park

41 - Dé:Nash @ Budapest Park

40 - Galaxisok @ Műegyetem Rakpart

39 - Special Interest @ Turbina

38 - Simon Wells @ Béla

37 - Yard Act @ Pohoda

36 - Los Bitchos @ Gasometer

35 - Swans @ Akvárium (The Beggar)

34 - Okkervil River @ Porgy & Bess (John Allyn Smith Sails)

33 - Mordái @ Magyar Zene Háza (Át a kőtengeren)

32 - Sofi Tukker @ Pohoda

31 - Sleaford Mods @ Pohoda (Tweet Tweet Tweet)

30 - Elvis Costello & Steve Nieve, Művészetek Palotája (Alison)

29 - Roisin Murphy @ Gyárkert Veszprém

28 - Tom Holliston @ Béla

27 - Carson Coma 1 @ Budapest Park (Hobbihajótörött)

26 - The Raveonettes @ A38 (The Great Love Sound)

25 - Emilíana Torrini and the Colorist Orchestra @ Akvárium (Me and Armini)

24 - Dry Cleaning @ Pohoda (Don't Press Me)

23 - Jamie XX @ Pohoda (Gosh)

22 - Suzanne Vega @ Pohoda (Walk on the Wild Side)

21 - Kispál és a Borz @ Budapest Part (Zár az égbolt)

20 - Russian Circles @ Dürer Kert (Quartered)

19 - Shame @ Pohoda Festival (Angie)

18 - Strompopper @ Dopamin (Radio Whatever)

17 - Tamikrest @ Akvárium

16 - Hó Márton és a Jégkorszak @ Akvárium (Folyamatosan le vagyok maradva)

15 - Viagra Boys @ Pohoda Festival (Troglodyte)

14 - Mayberian Sanskülotts @ Magyar Zene Háza (Ocean's Cry)

13 - Franz Ferdinand @ Gyárkert Veszprém (Outsiders)

12 - Strompopper @ Központ (Kill Everyone)

11 - Wet Leg @ Pohoda Festival (Wet Dream)

10 - Iggy Pop @ Gyárkert Veszprém (T.V. Eye)

9 - Perfume Genius @ Pohoda Festival (On the Floor)

8 - Galaxisok @ Margó Feszt (Olasz film (töredék))

7 - Bérczesi Róbert @ Margó Feszt (Kérdőjel)

6 - Kraftwerk @ Gyárkert Veszprém (Autobahn)

5 - Kevin Morby @ Akvárium (Rock Bottom)

4 - Black Country, New Road @ Villa Manin (Turbines/Pigs)

3 - The Magnetic Fields @ Porgy & Bess (Andrew in Drag)

2 - King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard @ Gasometer (The Dripping Tap/Magma/Muddy Water/The River)

1 - Panda Bear & Sonic Boom @ Magyar Zene Háza (Everything's Been Leading to This)

[daily-coloring]

Best of 2023 - Albums

Unbelievable year ... Fallen pop stars are returning, long time not seen artists are turning up in a best possible shape, producers making music under their own names, ... First of all I really enjoyed a few soundtracks this year especially Anthony Willis's Saltburn and Arnaud Rebotini's L'lle Rouge. Surprisingly I listened again on repeat a few DJ mixes too. Danny Tenaglia's new Global Underground was a pure treasure, James Zabiela's home session just made me dance for an hour in the living room, as well as Andy Butler's energetic set did too.

01. Roisin Murphy - Hit Parade - "If Hit Parade isn’t Murphy’s best album, it’s certainly her wildest and weirdest. Nowhere else is the scale of her ambition more evident than on the percussive and atmospheric “Free Will.” Murphy says she doesn’t believe in free will but that you should “just make believe that you can write the play” anyway. It’s yet another indelible statement that couldn’t come from anyone else." - Slant Magazine

02. Rebecca Black - Let Her Burn - "An acceptable stretch of Let Her Burn gives Black a chance to reform a persona she had never had any control over until now. As fundamental a shift as perhaps expected, Black warrants this change of pace but there is something inevitable about how these perspectives are formed and how retaliation to reactionary dogpiling a decade ago comes to the forefront. Working hard and pushing through with this half-hour debut LP is exceptional, with spotty highs and consistently solid mixes that give those electronic undercurrents a beat-worthy working. Destroy Me is a crucial highlight in getting to the core of reinvention but also in engaging with how buoyed Let Her Burn is by how much of an opposition it takes to the early works. Black has let her burn, whatever “her” was. Let Her Burn razes and destroys as much as it can, and it works as a successful, credible debut." - Cult Following

03. Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Hana

04. Clark - Sus Dog

05. Everything But The Girl - Fuse

06. Depeche Mode - Memento Mori

07. Mermaidens - Mermaidens

08. Kesha - Gag Order

09. Anna B Savage - in|FLUX - "So as a follow up to A Common Turn, this does feel like an album where, lyrically and thematically, we are dealing with an artist who has battled some of the previous demons, accepted the daily flux of life, and found a way to focus on the moments when life feels most complete. But in a musical context – Anna also seems to have taken that feeling, that love of contradiction, into the songs. At moments explosively ecstatic, at others wrought with emotion – and filled with influences and sounds from areas not explored on the previous LP – the album brings a bunch of disparate sounds and feelings together to create a powerful and impressive whole. Most impressive of all is the fact that, after an album that sent Picky Bastards into a spin for the whole of 2021, Anna has released something as good if not better." - Picky Bastards

10. HMLTD - The Worm

11. JMSN - Soft Spot

12. Orbital - Optical Delusion - "It’s an album of unlikely collaborations. Day One features the operatic talents of Dina Ipavic, while Are You Alive, sung by Lily Wolter of Penelope Isles, floats into moodier, more analog territory. Best of all are The New Abnormal (Golden Girls’ Kinetic turned inside out) and the anti-gammon state of the nation rant of Dirty Rats." - Record Collector

13. Spelling - SPELLLING & The Mystery School

14. Future Utopia - We Were We Still Are

15. CLT DRP - Nothing Clever, Just Feelings

16. Joy Wellboy - The Ones That Got Away

17. Pierre Rousseau - Twenty - Music for Etudes N°20 - Spring Summer 2022

18. Joyce Muniz - Zeitkapsel

19. Emiliana Torrini & The Colorist Orchestra - Racing The Storm

20. Thomas Azier - The Inventory Of Our Desire

21. Sofia Kourtesis - Madres

22. Not Waving - The Place I've Been Missing

23. Restive Plaggona - Ignis

24. Deichkind - Neues Vom Dauerzustand

25. Daughter - Stereo Mind Game

26. Daði Freyr - I Made an Album

27. Yves Tumor - Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)

28. Surgeon - Crash Recoil - "Crash Recoil is probably about as close to a live Surgeon record as we’re ever going to get. Child views producing and performing as two disparate disciplines, which they are, and he goes about each in a very different way. This also means it’s about as close to a traditional pop/rock approach to writing and recording as you’re likely to find from an electronic producer, woodshedding tracks on the road and sharpening them to a diamond sheen. More bands and producers should think of adopting the approach as it clearly can yield stunning results, as evidenced by this glorious offering." - Spectrum Culture

29. Duran Duran - DANSE MACABRE

30. When Saints Go Machine - Rosy

31. Young Fathers - Heavy Heavy

32. Maps - Counter Melodies

33. Laurent Garnier - 33 tours et puis s'en vont

34. Benedikt Frey - Fastlane

35. ANOUK - Deena and Jim

36. Anthony Naples - Orbs - "The New York producer once known for muscular house and techno continues to drift into the ether, channeling ’90s chillout and dub techno into his singular vision." - Pitchfork

37. James Holden - Imagine This Is A High Dimensional Space Of All Possibilities

38. Hifi Sean & David McAlmont - Happy Ending

39. Tirzah - trip9love...???

40. Kelela - Raven

[paceywittergayboatman]

Connor Roy: The Laborious Pain of Family and Acceptance of Himself

Masterlist

Non Succ References Only

Violence and the Sacred by René Girard/Faulkner's Families: A Southern Saga by Gwendolyn Chabrier/Healing the Incest Wound 2e: Adult Survivors In Therapy by Christine A Courtois/Secret Survivors: Uncovering Incest and Its Aftereffects in Women by E. Sue Blume/Violence and the Sacred by René Girard/Healing the Incest Wound 2e: Adult Survivors In Therapy by Christine A Courtois/Lady in Spain Ingrid Michaelson/Healing the Incest Wound 2e: Adult Survivors In Therapy by Christine A Courtois/Anti Hero by Taylor Swift/First Memory by Louise Glück/ First Memory by Louise Glück/First Memory by Louise Glück/Virginia Woolf: The Impact of Childhood Sexual Abuse on Her Life and Work by Louise DeSalvo/ Virginia Woolf: The Impact of Childhood Sexual Abuse on Her Life and Work by Louise DeSalvo/ Virginia Woolf: The Impact of Childhood Sexual Abuse on Her Life and Work by Louise DeSalvo/Dawsons Creek 5.10/Today Has Been OK by Emilíana Torrini and The Colorist Orchestra

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32 - 34 - 59 (spotify!)

#32 - Le Vent du Nord - Dans l'eau de vie l'arbre

a song i didnt expect to love as much as i do, but the melody simply always makes me smile <3

#34 - Emilíana Torrini, The Colorist Orchestra - There Is Something In The Forest

what can i say except that the mooninvalley soundtrack still warms my heart?

#59 - fun. - Be Calm

the instrumentation... slay!!